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I followed the howto "The perfect server - Ubuntu 12.04..." with ISPConfig 3. Great, thanks a lot! I am working on a testing server, I hope soon to be able to put my Wordpress Multisites websites from shared hosts to VPS hosts.

After searching on the forum, I found stuff about something like that, but for ISPConfig 2. And when I try to edit the suggested file with nano, it is empty... So I guess I am missing something with the ISPConfig3 setup. But what ?

Thanks for your answers. I think ISP Config 3 is too complicated for me:
- editing apache, php or mysql config files cannot be done in ISPConfig, still need terminal
- ssh, ftp or webdav can not be created with the same directory, username, password in one time
- some stuff with "The perfect server..." don't fit my need for Wordpress or don't work the good way (file upload in Wordpress get a server error, etc...)

Normally you dont have to do that after initial setup of the server as you can do all required settings for the sites, databases etc. in ispconfig.

- ssh, ftp or webdav can not be created with the same directory, username, password in one time

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You can access the same directory with ssh and ftp users. Users were not created together as ispconfig offers a more fine grained control over users as it is required by larger hosting companies. If you run a small home server, then this might be too much for you indeed.

- some stuff with "The perfect server..." don't fit my need for Wordpress or don't work the good way (file upload in Wordpress get a server error, etc...)

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I run several wordpress sites on perfect setup debian servers, they work all out of the box.

Webdav in pavhe does not support to run under different users which is required for secures websites, so it is not possible to access the site files with webdav. For that reason, webdav is only implemented as file storage option and not to access websites.

Which problems do you had with wordpress. My guess is that you just used wrong site options as wordpress works out of the box on ubuntu systems that i installed for several clients. All php based cms system require the php mode php- fcgi and suexec has to be enabled, thats described in detail in the manual. With other php modes, you dont get write access to the site directory which is required by wordpress.

fcgi and suexec are enabled on the site, as I can see in ISP Config 3. But Wordpress can't upload.

I am now looking to a solution with less things to manage (one php.ini, not too much options to learn, etc...) And at the moment, I don't find that. Sometime, I hope that shared host with garantied performances would exist, it would be easier...